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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20

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70 the winner samely enough but could never PISS MN
FOURTH RAcE-HANDIoAP. S35 EACH $1,000 ADDED
IN MILES,
r. Geshard's b. h. Eole by Eolnswar SONG, aged llo
nn,. sS1t oa':6 Ten Booker s. iii..lXoIs1 Ehlla
Cohen Cohen. S e. n ssTN sa ss tssi
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and 0S %1nnS on Easily II ley 81 n:
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FIFTH RAcE-PURsE $500. SELLING SIX FURLoNGs
CHI Miss Mouse by Sensation ldAa StyS. s,
p H. Ryan's Oh e. Gion6fooK, lEilke}
6. Emery Co.'S D. e. Drake, g. 90. tWsinne
1. Martins CHI Susie Forbes. 4, 100 (car lOD Campl
DAVIS Halls br Maia. A@spSerI o
Talbot Brothers Oh. Llers T. 1903 tHemloh(
J. ID. MOrtissey's Dr. 6. Poconske. o. lchnrcn}
White Cos Dr. g. LrtestrinS. aged l0i
O. n Pettin2 is CHI Queen Esther, aged, 80 lWhsen
b. AAhn' D. l. M00u'h'ne Time il Iii
moke to l. Susie Forbes iioIa 70 Mooushipe 70
10 Drake IL TO Maia TO queen E''hei
is TO l. Miss Mouse IS TO l. Luestring 10 to Cat.
Rayuonf got of well in 'front.' Glenbrook eeonn aus1
AZ ths was never headed winning easily by Two
lengths GlenbrOok two lengths before Drake n,ru
The avorifs second all the The wnner was soy
OF S225 over the entered
SIXTH RACE-HANDICAP HURDLS. PURSE Sooo ~
MILES SEVEN HURDLES
T. Frenchs b. O. Mentmore by Kingfsher-La Ment, :,
W. R"imonds CHI b. April Fool aged BOW, Lynch, 2
W. c. Dalys CHI. e viii Davis aged. 10y ~ tWakeri o
j. Donohue jrs b. g. Rochester. aged, lSOlCaAnAh'
Bst,,nr-Meptmors 7 to 5. April Fool TO s. VIII Davis
8 to 2. Rochester TO l. -, ,.,u ,.o,n,,
Fifteen horses were withdrawn When NJ DAILY brought
VIII DAVIS preliminary he appeared 10 De drnh
The investigated the matter and ordered pay h &c.
instcad. Mentmoro led over the hrst hurdle pn.
April Fool WAS In front at tho second ana ne
led third fourth and httD after whoh no pek1n W
fall back Mentm0ro then drew out and won Dy Yen
April second. thirty lengths before VIII psyS m
began AZ 10 but whom Walker up the odds length
the first jump the Eeldns was never
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
YACHTING NOTES.

Norman L. Nuuros steam yacht Now Then with his fam
lily OH board arrived at the Prospect House pier shelter Is
land yesterday afternoon. having made the run HON new"
York In i've and forty. eight min utes
Captain Israel j. Merritt OF the Merritt Coast Wreckng
Company with Merritt and party Of friends sailed
from whesone yesterday in his new yacht carrie when
Was recently launched Tottepvi The Carrie my.
three feet length all Captain Merritt inends 70
make weeks cruise, calling al Newport DAT hAioo
and other resortA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
EEM-IER3EY.

Theodore Hennes sixtyave years has been missing
from his home No 49, Hendersonst since saturday ne
was employed a Maihers Ink factory and II 10
thou which he worked injured his
brain.
Nellie Anderson age thirteen employed az servant In the
family Of Richard kouh disappeared two DAYS ago under
serous ana the police are now looking ior
her She errand and failed TO return.
WREHAwKRY.--T body OF supposed TO be John
found yesterday in the water near the Oil docks
TO Cranes Morgue Hobokep The paper
for John Fluck written by J. L. Vaien'
tino No. 427 asst Fifty second-st. Newfork-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20

VINO MA 90 TO THE SOLDIERS HOMES
A Tpuusy reportor called yesterday at the Office OF
the National Soldiers Home Agency atSo l94 Broad
way OF which Harry Craske 10 the manager Inc onco
In small and the vacant spacs was hlled ~ some
half dozen men, most OF them In faded army unnor us,
and all In less crippled condition ihey "eIe
soldiers desiring 10 be sent 10 the solders Home AT
Uamp,on va Mr. Craske and y physician were exam
iriny bem When they all had been disposed Of the re-
porter inquired OF Mr. Crasko concerning cnareos ~nch
Rad been made against him OF not having lila ONCE open
ON Monday and Of delaying action upon appllcatiohs
keeping the soldiers in suspense to suit his own conVen
ience. Mr. Craske said:
1t Is true my Office not opsn Monday and TINS IL
noon leaving notice ONCE would DO as usual
Monday Ny wife tai en- suddenly Ill. however the doc
thought it my duly remain with her. and di 50 and
would again undsr the same elrcum.tances dia a.
friend who often helps me out here asking him TO
the oee aud explain my sS,rs frH 'snS n s
TOO late for him requested. Monday noon the
ss, and here TO tho Once this
ali the delayed have been already disposed Of
In apswer to inquiries to the length Of time required
to examine and make out his papers. Mr trasko
said that be admitted TO any OF inc homes
unless he has honorable discharge from the Army or
Navy and is also so disabled as to be TOT
right he Ia examined at once by the physelan ana II
passed by him the papers arc made out and taken ny ME-
taske General the secretary OF the Soldiers
Homo Board who signs them and tie man Is sent 10 inc
Rome not more than forty eight hours being re-
quired In any case aud urgent cases the man Is oen
sent on the day he makes his application.
The reporter then called upon General Mcmahon al MS
office In the Ppstoiiee Building. As secretary Of the
NaIoLal SodIerE Homo Board he sigma all papers OF
commitment to the Homes lie fully corroborated the
statements OF Mr. Crssks regarding the length OF tune
required In examining ana sending men 10 any OF the
there is never delay OF more than twenyfour hours in
sending TO home who has right 10 go the
man 70 the Home he must be an honoraby discharged
soldier sailor and no must be disabled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
AIONG THE SOUND

BKD0EPoRT-A tally no coach TO carry thirty persona
built shipped TO tho Frank Bird Transfer
& earEari who ,oST Sa
Sunday morning In their retreat through John whites bar
left 81 ~ on his bar TO paw io drinks ken Wtny9
oty-one mailed IL NewYork Citythe other here on Tues
June rs were delivered by carrier 10 the rersoa On MOE
day. delay Of twenty days shows post-ohce emciency
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20

wall Street and some other parts Of the country.
said yesterday that he had known the American
nrosent ma paCers for about quarter Ut century.
He expressed the greatest confidence In their financial
ability. He sad
"Tbey can pay ten dollars for every one. Fgu-
ratively speaking thoy could pay the whole sum
out Of their vest pockets without going to the cash
drawer at an. There Is doubt that their business
will be honoraby conducted Ia the future as has
been In tho past. II such business be egtt
mately carried by anybody IL can be done better
through these Old established agencies than 1t could
BY new hands"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Plata reference case before Referee Cole IL H.
Sintins Fund Commissioners, CITY HAL p IN.
part nd Aouesiuct COMMISSIONER meetnss az w,u.r,
commissioner on Appraisal Of New Parks NO. 90 ~
nloal convention OF Harnessmarers, Clarendon Hail.
4 O, otn. 11,30 M.
NsWYorr. indianapols baseball match Polo orounu''
Rand Transit Commissioners. Mutual Life insurance
Building. p ...,h @, osorra a. T..
lpm. .,,-.,. r,r, ,o Gilman Grove
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
NEW OFFICERS OLA TARIFF ASSOOKA TION

The New York Tariff Association met yesterday at No ITO
broadway and elected following officers President job
H. wa.hburni president Charles sewa SECRETARY and
rsasufer William De I. Boushtou executive committee
William Anderson j. A. Alexander. Jenrey Bsaran. D.
irving D. " Fern III, Charles Hull and underhillj
COMMITTEES on tarln-Georgs a. Colt David Adss ii. W.
Eaton. p. o. Ansld VEST Pollock; Henry H. HAL NJ A.
siIvey Samuel p Blagdcn A. KIRBY. William b. Ogden.
r. X Kennedy and Edward I.ichhed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20

Louisville. " y 8 "
Earned runs-Rrooklyn, o. Louisville. First base by
errors-Brooklyn /; Lcui.vile o. Struck out-Brookyn
8, Lonisvllle. Lsit on bases-Brooliyn 81 Loui,yis
Home rnns-Wolfl. Three base hits-McTamany, l. Two
base mts-Hccker. l. Brownink Welt %etteK, ii
Double plays--Smth, Mcclellan. Phillips Mack hite ana
Heeker. Hit by piteher-Colns. l. Wnf pehes-foiter.
1. RAMSAY l. Passed bas-Nopa Stolen Oases-Collins
L. Wsrrick. !. Umpire-Mr Ferguson. Time-l4b.
The Metropolitan and Cleveland Clubs played at ST. george
yesieriay ana the "Indi,ns" won after hardioughs
battle Lynch pitched in COED form in spite o.
The less seasoned Croweh
not so with The Cleveland PLAYER
held the when the home PLAYER
rallied and scored the three the Rose
ma1 made q got 10 frat on an error Dy
Sricker Gerhai made hi. filing tho basss Grove
then made Wild throw and Roseman and Sommers scored
while Gerhardt scored hit by Lynch The score wAsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20

BAD DOORS FROM DESERTED RESTA URANT
Complaints about bad odors on the first door and
in tho basement Of No. 800 Bowery we're made at
tho Sanitary Bureau yesterday. 1t was said that
Brown Company, proprietors OF the Restaurant at
that place in the Dowery had abandoned 1t in haste
on Saturday " escape their creditors. Dr. Cyrus
Edison went TO the deserted restaurant and found
that tho bad Odors came from large assortment OF
me ats, fish and other kinds VI food cooked and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
Mr.. .Hs0gMAg OUT OF DANCER.

At Chauncey NJ Depews home No 20 East Forty nth ST.
IL evening that MI Hsgeman who has been Ill
tho 9Th ns had declared out OF danger BY
his physicians and rapidly recovering Consequently
Mr. and MIRA Dspew resumed their preparations for
thelr trip Europe and expect 10 sail this week-proDaby
the Cunari steamship Etrnria on saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
GUARDING AGAINT YELLOW FEVER.

IMPORTANT ORDER OF HEALTH OFFICER SMITH
INSPECTION AT OTHER PORTS.
The following order Issued by Health officer Smith
yesterday which intended to protect this port from An
introduction OF yellow fever:
The owners consignees Of vessels and merchants
grged tn ports subject 70 yellow fever arc advised
at the whar OF such ports
tie liability Of being required TO discharge such
cargo in quarantine this port Vessels that
not often. ever become infected The hanger
very OF Injection being communicated ~ vessels at
The Cabaera and Talspsdra wharvss 1t Havana
infected wharves at the present tas and
should be avoided by vessel. eaterpg thst port Tue pndss
frequent practice OF allowing those board to go ashore
wnsn not strictly Necessary yellow lever 70 usually pr9ya
precautions mentioned In taking at nec cd 20 rts aud
unnecessary exposure OF passengers and crew when
touching ports which has been often urged upon
West indies will contribute not only TO aid the health an
thortos In protecting the people AZ this port from yellow
subject 90 yellow from the OF dscharsin
cargo In quarantine
II will be proper also call attention to the fact that
other Atlantic ports wen protected from tho
introduction Of infectious diseases as New YORK. For
Instance tho Bolehn COMMERCIAL published in Havana on
July g. has an" I'm portant Notice" OF the Plant Steam
ship Line which runs small vessels between Havana
and Tampa and has contract from PosttnaserGenera
Villas TO carry the United states mails The advertise
mept Is In Spanish aud calls attention TO the fact that
the raising OF quarantine by the local sanitary board OF
Florida OF vessels plying between Florida and Havana
has travellers to take advantage or this
route giving rapid S0mmnnca , s .a po.'
through railroad from Tampa" II viii thus DO seen
that notwithstanding the fact yellow fever prevalent
In Key West and there exists necessity for stringent
injected ports 1t does necessary to continue
quarantine at Tampa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
TT LOOKS AS If HE DID NOr TELL THE TRUTH
polLaernan Manure of the West TMentieth-st sQna1

Policeman Mcguire Of the West Twentie'h-se sauau
was called into Mrs. Kessler's bakery at NO. l3S
Tenth-aye yesterday and told that Mrs kesser .
sixteen yearold son. Frederick, had tried to poison
himself with rough rats" The lad was IN his
mothers room ad Joining the bakery, and he SAID he
had taken poison When asked why he had done so,
he shook his head and refused to answer. Mrs kess
Ter said that the boy had been acting strangely since
his father was found dead I'm closet about month
ago. Mcguire took the lad TO the police station and
an ambulance was summoned. Warm water was
po,rcd down the lads thrvat but the surgeon did nos
discover any traces OF poison At the kew-York Hos
pita iato In afternoon said that the boy did
not exhibit symptoms OF poisoning and was not SICK
enough TO be kept In bed There 10 sus-
pect that he had told falsehood about taking poison
lie will be asked to make explanation In the Jeicr
son Market Police Court this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
RAID ON THREE POOL-ROOMs

Michael and Charles Brandt arrested yesterday
at No. BaroIayst and Charles Sherman at
% Churoht John DAILY alias Mich lel Deacey aud James
Watson at 80 Row Anthony Comsoc H. Ocers Dram.
Ltsl ana Mcfarland made raid theso aud
took prisoners the Tombs Available bail was ready
and under $500 bonds eaoh for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20

seutinR the resolutions OF respect the Of Henry
Ward Beechsr adopted the council in March an
Yas also appointed; as follows James oSormsn is
CARNEY Patrick Hail. Thomas Beatty. Jonn delaney
James Tuly, J. Macklin and Michael Carew Inc IesIs
can't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20

Earnei MetropoItan, II tIcVeIAnu U fHht U~sc
on metropolitan q Cleveland o. Left bases
Metropolitan Cleveland. o. stolen bases MetIopoitan
l. Cleveland s. Struck ont-MetropoltaD Cleveland.
H BY pitchsr-None First bass OH bails-hadforn or
l. Nelson IL McKean. II Crowen. J. Double plays No
Koan htricksr and Toy. Home runs-Nene Three base
hits-Nona Tvo.base hits-Al~n J. Passed balls None
Wild pitches-LyDch. ]. Umpirs-Mr. Gser. Ttms-2.@5
The same mines play again to-day NJ the three Ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

ya 1ssnss gcvs,nSr 4 w y sch1sns
n q Nav ~ Murray ma Hotet-Coonei W. w. s"'
cs Of jamaica and Lieutenant W Potter u Vsefori
/stcT Hsuse-A. NJ. Stoedo. OF W:snins"n'-'---'
fHotsl-Genersl George g. Field. Of Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE Almanac
TO-DAY.
sunrises 4I2 Sets e23 Moon rise Ala Moons age -
WATER.
A.M-sandy Hoox 7;0e Gov. fsrd. Tai Hell Gate 90e
P.A-Sandy Hook. tbs Gov. lard 1855 hell Gate. ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20

Arthur sweeney engaged ton OF coal for two
Cinnamon at 2s EIzabethst yesterday morning. Thoy
szye him 40 cents and lent shovel job He
sad he would 90 have breakfast before gong 70 work
forgot aud the Chinamen had hifh arrested
the Island for three months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20

THE IRISH LEAGUE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL.
Tho regular weekly meeting of The Municipal Council OF the
Irish National held last evening at No I'll Union
Place janice oeorman appointed TO see Mrs. Beocher
70 make regarding and place for pre-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
OUTGOING STEAMERS

Vessel
gssseL Lima For Mails close sAna
City OF Rome. Anchor, Liverpool .......... an an
Spain, National Liverpee pm
Celtic Whit star Liverpool l:30 n pm
Saala No Lloyd Stb'mpn and Bremsn.. an en-
Westernand- Red star Antwerp........ pm pa
ode NY q Med Medter'n'u ports 230p n
Newport. Pacific Mail Aspnw wall .....-.-l0 an noon.
Philadelphia Red u. Laguayra. .....---.-l1 an pa
Ailsa, Atlas HAyti,. am pa
THURSDAY. JULY 81
State OF Indian state. 0asgsw ON
Rhetia. Hamb-Amer. Hamburs...-...... am o30sn
CITY OF Puebla. Alsxdrs Havana Mex pm pm
Elcano Larrinagas Porto Rico. pm
OrInoca oasDsc, bermuda ............... pm pn
SATURDAY. JULY o.
EtruriA Cunsrd. Liverpool. ........... an An
City Of Richmond. lnman. Liverpsol..- "a
Anchoria. Anchor. 0laSeow. Am aa
MoraviA Hamb-Amcr Hamburg. 7:30sm
Marsha Carr HAMBURG. ...........-...... 1:30Au
Zaandau. Neth-Amsr. Amsterdam. am "a
Jan Breydel White Cross. Antwerp ESQ -
La Bourgogne. French Trzna Havrs.... an 81
bermuda. Quebec. Wipdwsrd Islznds--.- nooa
Edith Golden. NY a Jam. Jamaica. m aooA
Cienfuegos, Ward's Havana. p0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20

The Brooklyn club celebrated its return to home grounds
ia dismal manner Their LOUIS
vile the home nine at every point ana
won in possible manner Porers delivery was
freely that he retired 20 the ned IN the sI
and Terry tho smith played In bnlant
form at being the only rcdeemns feature
In tho homo clubs work. An error by browning IN Wy
ninth innipg IN giving the home players
the only they scored About spectators were
present. The scOre WASP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
DRIGHT'S DISEASE is caused by abuse. ex

- cesses nervous debility. discharges levers malaria
genito urinary diseases structures diseased prostate glad
and bladder
be cured while they exist Our remedies them chronic
diseases aud varcocee without detention from business
the Asahel Mineral Spring Water the Kdneys Dia
betes Dropsy Bladder Gravel and Stone Overw
evidence mailed free BY AsAHEL MEDICAL BUREAU
PHYSICIAN. 1871 Broadway New.forx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
aARAroGA RACES AND EXCURSIONS.

fARATOGA RACES AND LACUK5IUNo
The racing at Saratoga will begin tomorrow The season
NJ the famous health resort IL at its height Fast express
trains Grand Central Depot daily except
a /. 80 q 3: 80 llilo p m Inc SsfAUs~
Limited runs every Saturday at 900 y m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
BROOKLYN.

The Rev Jesse ". Brooks. Of the Stuyvcsant avenue
Congregational Church, will sail for Europe on uo
CIV Of Romo to-day. Ito will visit England Scotland
ami ireland and possibly Paris. MI Br0OKS hAs on
on caremcnt 10 fill an old friends pulpit In EdinburRh.
liz vii DO absent two months. Since May slhty-h'e
new members have been added to his church.
The state Board Of Health has set five inspectors
NJ work ~ examine the quality OF tho milk SOFA I'D
tho city, Thoy have tested the milk In seVerh nun
drcds Of stores and have taken samples Of all tha naa
not tho required specific gravity as shown oy th9 lac
inmcrcr out Of twenty Ave samples aA1SLeu
twuty four proved Impure, and the dealers were al
rested YESTERDAY. The deaths Of many children Ae
attributed to impure milk
Tho number OF deaths last week was 543, which was
twenty.one less than the week before There "ero
aai deaths of children under five years Three deaths
from sunstrOke and four from exhaustion proauced
by tho heat were reported
woodruff, stores at the foot Of Joralemon-st. are
assessed at $500 OOO increase Of $4,000 over tho
figures OF last year. owing to tho expenditure OF
shs 600 upon tho buildings. Franklin WOodruH
annliod Yesterday for n reduction In the valuation
a. m al Of last year Ho said that tho property was
NOT worth more than 100000 and was rented 10 inc
Arm OF which no Is member for 100000 year
Judge Cullen yesterday denied motion for an
Injunction 10 restrain the Gravesend Board OF fohcc
from interfering with a roller coaster belonging 10
George ITlyor at Coney Island which the Board hah
refused 10 lconse tho ground that was dangerous
IA life and limb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20

Earned runs-NswYOrE 10 Ina.napol, LIS d Taso
Conner e. shombers l. Left on bases-Nev,York. In,
dianspoli, First base on balls.Ternan penny SUy
Two.6a-s hts-ward ], Deasey l. ssery Double plaSsE
&; Indianapolis q wild pitches-None Passed balls
Deassy q Umpire-Mr Powers. rime-TWo hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20

second length behind Belinda and ha s,d When
Dapiea third Wes WAS forced 70 ride very VIC Hau ~
he Strengthened ont she was IN TN RIM home
the track where the gons heaviest IN VIC A. Inc
Los Angeles swerved badly taking the eIen Ma never
But she csverly under an s. Who had been
touching her whip spur Austenns w xhsrs tbe
in turn sppod through ny IVA In the
track was dry and crept Los Angeles have
last nifty Yards Han Rafferty, been QUICKER ~
won Tie race tcs AnSeisss n Won bslnda third.
THIRD RACE MIDSUMMER HASpiCn. %'o S"'
81 900 ADDED. ONE MILE
Emery Co.'S C Dry Moaopole ~ eiene innghIinj
K. ]. Bsdwins B. T. Estreiis l. liz s s@es8
g. COOKS b. b. Fsrr Kyle, aged fo7 tH snaerss0n}
Preakness Stable b. G Linden T. llS.. Dononus
Fairfax Stables Oh. Cyclops. T. ZIG !car intt, n
B. Ha9ein; b. Prsciosa l. liz iosrrl.on}
D. p Wither,s Salisbury loe....'.SMTSwTSS asp Q
d. d. witherss ch. h. stonebuck. 3. los 3car ivH n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20
HOME NE VS..

Kitchen, He set scsvengers to work to cieah
place out.
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SECOND RAcE-LAssIE sTAKEs Two-YEAROLD FIJI
LIES $50 EACH, $1,000 ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS
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f.l a ssaS D sSss oa dear
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% IKE Re Pen;
Of cavalry On ars:, pasSs more :s..ciory start vas
rIit.way drew CT a, The aIons pole and led
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Ladies suffering from nervous Affections, find
quick relief In Parkers Ginger Tonic
Hindsrcorns, tho boat Tor corna 10 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-20

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running through period Of dve years proved effective
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